Post Traumatic Osteolysis of lateral end of right clavicle
Bilateral erosions
subchondral bony resorption; usually symmetric with osteopenia, abnormal trabecular pattern
the acromion is normal, but the sternoclavicular joint may be affected
bilateral or unilateral changes with soft tissue swelling, subchondral osteoporosis and erosion of the outer third of the clavicle
acromial erosions may occur later in the disease process
Unilateral erosion
Bilateral erosions
- hyperparathyroidism
subchondral bony resorption; usually symmetric with osteopenia, abnormal trabecular pattern
the acromion is normal, but the sternoclavicular joint may be affected
- rheumatoid arthritis
bilateral or unilateral changes with soft tissue swelling, subchondral osteoporosis and erosion of the outer third of the clavicle
acromial erosions may occur later in the disease process
- scleroderma
- cleidocranial dysostosis
- pyknodysostosis (rare)
Unilateral erosion
- post-traumatic osteolysis
- myeloma
- metastases
- osteomyelitis
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